I’ve been doing some marketing for awhile now, and came across Netbannerads.com – Actually, they had e-mailed me and let me know that I may not have some keyword on my site, etc. After speaking with someone over there, I asked how Google!, Yahoo, and MSN would allow them to have a website appear on top of their listings. This is where things get tricky.

They deal with outsourced non-affiliate, non-partnering ‘active x attacking’ companies. Those companies install 3rd party software on your computer (Kind of like those annoying pop-up windows you mindlessly click ‘ok’ to). Once the software is installed, and you utilize Google!, Yahoo, or MSN to search for something, the 3rd party software will display the person owning the ‘keyword’s website on TOP of the search listings.

More in depth > If I search for "Toyota", in stead of getting Toyota’s Advertisement First (Which I’m sure they paid good money for), I’ll get Larry’s Toyota Dealership in New Brunswick, NJ. appearing on top of everything, with my actual search listings far below this.

I think there might even be some infringement here – not only on a user side, but on the policies governing advertising rights on these sites.

If anyone can show a moral, or ethical stand point here that advises to use Netbannerads.com (absolving from the picture the marketing and money aspect of this) I’d be greatly appreciated.

Also, in general, it’s about $2000-$3000 a year to own a ‘word’ or ‘phrase’, which could be seen as many as 30,000 times a month, and clicked-free-of-charge. In comparison to Google!’s AdWords, which can cost up to $3 per click, and when you’re looking to up #’s, and not to sell a product, Netbannerads.com seems VERY cost effective.

Really, for sure i Does

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since we are talking about how google made its billions, she is trying to recreate that environment to teach our class.

we have dreamweaver cs,adobe software etc.

i have no problem building the website but i dont know how to build the part where customers can track how much they are making or paying. its sort of like updates.

im new to this so forgive my nooby descriptions lol.
9TH GRADE CLASS BTW.

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Some months ago.. google allowed users to ad a code to the their source page which allowed me to ‘drill’ down into a campaign I am tracking, then further into groups and then into the groups wherein I could view my keywords that are in my Google Adwords groups. From here, I could set parameter to ‘user defined’. This would allow me to see the actual keyword searches customers were typing which were linking up to my ad group keywords.
This is an amazing tool for parsing out negative keywords to ad to groups as well as new positive performing keywords to ad. I have been paying about $400 a month for a software named ClickLab. We started setting up all of our marketing campaigns to be tracked by Google Analytics: Yahoo, MSN and a host of marketing feeds = Price Graber, Google Products, Shopzilla etc.
I swear at first I could drill down to the levels described above with for all of those accounts; I had told my employer he could drop ClickLab since we now had that level of scrutiny for free through Analytics. Now.. I can only drill down into Google groups. I can now only drill down as far as group level for all non google campaigns. Furthermore.. I can no longer get ecommerce data for non google campaigns = conversion rate, revenue per conversion and conversions.

1) What’s the point of them allowing us to track other campaigns if we can’t see performance stats?
2) Is anyone out there familiar with this scenario?
3) Does anyone know how to get around to doing with my non google campaigns what I can now only do with google groups = get down to the level where I can view actual customer keyword searches?

Hi,

For non-adwords campaigns, Google analytics can only capture the data that you are passing to them by tagging your destination url’s.

For all these non-adwords campaigns, Google analytics show you the keywords customers actually typed in get to your ads. However, if you want to see the keywords you used in the campaigns and the keywords customers actually typed, so that you can figure out the negative keywords you need to use, there is a trick you can use. Refer to this page http://www.ga-experts.com/blog/2006/11/how-to-get-detailed-ppc-keyword-data-from-google-analytics/ to find out how to do this.